Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence: Partners in Crime

Tommy Bereford and Tuppence Cowley meet again by chance in London just after the end of the first World War. Looking for work and longing for a bit of excitement, they stumble into the middle of the search for a secret document spirited off the sinking Lusitania.

Bored by her dull life, Tuppence is thrilled to learn that Tommy has taken over a defunct detective agency and eagerly helps him set up shop. With business off to a slow start, Tuppency concocts a PR gambit. It succeeds brilliantly and soon T&T are on to a real case involving the theft of a valuable pearl.

The young new mistress of Thurley Grange, fearing someone in the house is trying to kill her, hires Tommy and Tuppence to investigate. Death does indeed visit the grim old house, leaving T&T to find the culprit from an array of unlikely suspects.

When a partner in an insurance firm is found murdered on a golf course, evidence found at the scene points to a female suspect taken into custody. Tuppence discovers a crucial flaw in the case against the woman that the men have overlooked.

The death of her wealthy aunt seems to be the salvation of a young woman whose clergyman father has died and left her destitute. But the aunt's fortune has vanished and her large country house appears haunted, making it unfit for paying guests. When the young woman turns to Blunt's Detective Agency for help, T&T go undercover to rout the poltergeists and dig for gold.